Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-17
PRODUCE.
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, September 16.--Flour-Re'
ceipts, 10, 475 packages; exports $500 bar
rels, and 1873 sacks; market dull; sales
a. 300 barrels; good to choice extra west
ern and State 50 50a4 90. Wheat-Re-
ceipts, 49,, 900 bushels; exports, 81, LAG
bushels; sales 4,144, COO bushels futures;
1913, 600 bushels spot; options closed finn;
No. , spring 7Sc; ungraded red 7StSOic;
No. | red S5c; No. = rel September
7~8Ia7S5c, closing Mt 7Ssc; October 7Ssa
79ic, closing at 79Sc; November sofa
50 Is .16c, closing at sole; December
81 13-16aS29c, closing at SIC; May S7gaSSc,
closing at S73c; June SSASSSc, closing at
Sc. Corn-Receipts 1850 bushels; cX'
ports II, 467 Bushels; sales l,272, 600 bush
els futures, $4,000 bushels spot; options
moderately active, closing steady IN
graded 5Ota52c; No. = September nominal
at soc; October I9ga5Oc, closing ut 4Sic;
November 50la50sc, closing at 5OSc; De-
cember 50!a5Oic, closing at Sole; May Oh
a52sc, closing at 52c. Oat9-Receipts
81, 600 bushels; exports LOGO bushels;
sales 100, 600 bushels futures and 96, 900
bushels spot; mixed western 33a35c; white
do 35a4lc. Hay-Dull. Hops-Weak.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio nominal at l93c;
options more active, 30I40 points lower;
sales 81, go bags; September 1920;
October II. 25a17. 35c; November 1854
II 6Oc; February 17,70a1S so; March
II. soc; April, May and June l7.65al7 Soc
July II soc. Sugar-Dull and easy; Per-
nambuca 45c; refined steady; cutloaf and
crushed 6 56a6sc; granulated 6Sc. Mo-
lasses-Quiet. Rice-In fair demand.
Petroleum-Steady; United 81! Tallow
Active and steady. Rosin-Dull at
81 O5al l24. Turpentine-Firm at 32la
323c. Eggs-in fair inquiry; receipts
2, 96l packages; western l4al9c. Wool
Quiet and weak; domestic ~tleeces 26a35c;
pulled 14a33c; Texas 9a23c. Pork-Firm
and more active; family mess $40 Sea
90 90. Cut Meats-Firm; picked hams
l21c; do shoulders &c. Lard-A shade
lower; western steam spot So 10; Septem'
Der Sc 69a5 IL; October Sc 6Sa6 II; No,
yember Sc 63a6 81; December Sc 63a
6 20; January Sc 6sa6 ~; February So Z;
as rs; city steam Sc 60. BuJter-Quiet
and barely steady; western l3a2ic; west
ern creamery l6a24c. Cheese-Firm
western 9dllc. COpper-Quiet; lake lO!i
l0Sc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Ills, September 16.-Th,
tremendous stir in short ribs was the chic
sensation on Change to-day. The rib
have been Armour's plaything this season
The idea got abroad in q business way tina
they were surely going to $40. Perhap
they are, but the taileIs who have beef
catching on TO make fortunes ont Of tn
deal got a bad shaking Out this morniD.
when October ribs, which have been sell
ing at s. 80, took a drop to $50 befor
noon. Next to ribs, wheat was the cente
of interest the first two hours and ther
was really 4 good speculative feeling in tn
pit. Corn was also active. Oats dull ant
unchanged. Provisions were decided
active, especially short rib sides. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Cash Nc
2 spring 67sa67tc; No. 3 spring Csc; No.
red 704c; September 67sa6Sc, closing q
675c; October 6Ssa69lc, closing at 69c; Nc
vember 7OIa7O!c, closing at 70sc; Deem
Der 7l5a72c, closing at 713c. Corn-Cas
No. 2 Ale; September 4l3a4!c, closing a
4Itc; October 4lls42tc, closing at 4l!c; Nc
vember 4lsa42!c, closing at 4l4c; May "A
a45c, closing at 44Sc. Oats-Cash Nc
2, 25tc; September 25!a25lc, closing a
25!c; October 25.a25ic, closing at 25sC
November 253a25!c, closing at s53c; Ma
293a3Oc, closing at 29ic. Rye-Cash Nc
. Acc. Barley-So. 2 Csc. Flax Seed
No. l, 81 o.. Timothy Seed-Prime s. ,
az "a. Mess Pork-Cash SIS GOALS %
year $l2 90; January Sl2 25al2 35, closin
at Sl2 80. Lard-Cash S6 374a6 40; Sci
TENDER and October Sc 323a6 37!, closin